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Product Description

1996 NABBA World Championships: The Men's Prejudging

Held in Stuttgart, Germany on 8th June 1996, the world's best male and female bodybuilders competed for glory.

In the Men's Prejudging DVD you will see all round 1 lineups and symmetry comparisons, and at least two sets of round 3 compulsory poses plus comparisons in each class, and the posing routines of all 46 non finalists.

The men competed in six different classes including Juniors, Masters and 4 open height classes.

Highlights that you will see in the second DVD, Men - The Show from the evening Finals:

A fantastic lineup of Juniors - winner Dimitris Anastasakis from Greece;
John Citrone winning the masters, giving him a grand slam of every title he could win throughout his illustrious and long bodybuilding career;
Colin Murphie, current Mr. Australia, who placed 4th in an incredible tight field;
Serge Dessel of France taking the overall title from the handsome and symmetrical Carlo Sic of Germany. (Sic is pictured front cover.)

Serge Dessel won the overall title thanks to his great size, shape, symmetry and condition. Of special note were his razor sharp abs, huge legs and pretty decent arms to complete the winning package.

As usual Olivier Ripert gave a master class display of posing. He is one of the greatest posers I have ever seen on the NABBA stage and his Class 4 world title was well deserved. Of special note were his huge arms and near perfect symmetry. If you want to learn how to pose, then please study the performance from Olivier!

94 minutes of some of the best prejudging action we have ever shot at a World Championships.